Rhona is making a reference to how beauty effects the way a male boss looks at his female employees. The play is suggesting that attractive women are not smart. Here, Mim is being used by Jim as a window dressing to cover up Rhona’s assumed unattractiveness, while Mim outweighs the smart aspect of the duo. Although I don’t agree with this assumption,
For the casting of Creon, I would ideally choose a strongly built, relatively tall man with a powerful and commanding voice in order to convey that he is an authoritative and important man who should be respected and obeyed, thus making Antigone’s disobedience even more shocking. Antigone herself I would cast as a woman of average height with a small frame to show the audience that she is an ordinary woman, and not exceptionally strong, and so her defiance of Creon is truly remarkable. Her voice however would have a determined and strong-willed tone to convey her strong and feisty personality. Prior to this confrontational scene between Antigone and Creon, Antigone has been brought in by the Guard and, as I imagine it, thrown to her knees before the King. I would have her remain in this position for the start of this scene.
She pretended that she was a maid from the 1700s and it made us get a better understanding of what life was like back then. We also got to spend some time walking around and talking so some people on our own. The people were very professional by playing in character, so when I went to talk to them, they talked like maid. Before visiting this site, I knew nothing about it. I am not from New York, so this was not one of the sites I learned about in history class.
Overall, the Inspector seems to be the most powerful character in the play, but at times he doesn’t show his over-powering presence and lets the Birlings show how venerable and culpability. But, when he does show his dominance, the other characters realise how much power he really does have. I think he has the most powerful presence in the play because just by showing his actions and only using one word can make him appear superior to characters such Mr Birling, who are arrogant and think having a status in community and knowing important people can make look like he has a high
We only deliver wedding cakes to venues we never deliver the birthday cakes. The things we do in our shop are take payments in installments so it’s not a load of money they will have fork out on the day they collect the cake. We cater for all need for example; vegetarians, egg free diets, gluten free diets and those with dairy intolerance. 2.8 - I do my job in a healthy way by keeping my hand the area I’m working in and the equipment I use as clean as possible. We keep on top of cleaning and the washing up so there is even less chance of any germs getting in anything.
The Book just shows us what they are saying and what they are currently doing, it does not bring emotions that the emotions that are being shown in the movie. One of the differences between the novel and the film is that Ruth is agreeing to Walter's decision on buying a liquor store, but mama is set on a house, it had always been a dream that she shared with her husband. Although in the film, Ruth is agreeing with Mama on the new house, and Walter becomes speechless and tries to make mama think that she was the one who crushed his dreams. A major part between the book and the movie is that the movie left out Act III of the book. Act III in the book tells us what happens after the move of the apartment, where they are in there new house, unpacking with joy and happiness.
I have never really lived in apartment buildings so I don’t know how this live really is, but by all the details Esperanza says about the place in this book, I believe no one would like to live here. Everyone would like to live in a regular house instead of sharing. She finally moves to a house. Not the perfect house of her dreams, but instead an old house with very much work to put in. they are poor but they did bought it like that, her dad won in a lottery ticket.
I can’t imagine sitting in a room for long hours. I would go crazy too. In the beginning of the story the woman (narrator) thought it be good for her to get out a little, just see the world and do daily activities. The husband and brother thought it be best for her to stay in bed and never come out or see anyone. So she wasn’t mentally insane to begin with, living in a prison made her
It is also near the small market town, Lambton. When Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs Gardiner went to look round the estate a house keeper took them. ‘A respectable-looking, elderly woman, much less fine, and more civil, than she had any notion of finding her’ Chapter 43 page 207. The dining parlour was the first room that they visited and a description of all the rooms was ‘the rooms were lofty and handsome, and their furniture suitable to the fortune of their proprietor’. Chapter 43 page 207 Elizabeth’s feelings for Darcy change in the novel, because Elizabeth turned down Darcy’s proposal the first time she begins to regret doing that when she
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